Categories: Organization

Organization & Knowledge

Notes, wikis, read-later apps, bookmarks, and RSS readers that became paid subscriptions: Notion, Evernote, Pocket, Raindrop, Feedly. This page lists free alternatives — many open source, with files on your computer or your own server — to organize knowledge without a monthly fee.

If you need a collaborative cloud database like Notion, you may miss some blocks and permissions. Obsidian, Logseq, and Joplin trade that for local control; AppFlowy and AFFiNE get closer to a block UI; Wallabag and FreshRSS fill the gap left by Pocket’s shutdown and paid aggregator plans.

Article Free alternatives to Notion Obsidian, Logseq, Joplin, and other options for notes and a second brain without a paid plan. Read article

Notes (Second Brain)

Replaces: EvernoteNotion Paid

Notion-style workspace

Replaces: NotionCoda

Mind maps

Replaces: MindMeisterXMind Paid

Encrypted notes

Replaces: Evernotecloud notes

Read later

Replaces: PocketInstapaperReadwise Reader

Bookmarks and links

Replaces: RaindropPocket

Markdown editor / Zettelkasten

Replaces: ScrivenerRoam paid

E-book organizer

Replaces: Proprietary apps

Document management (OCR)

Replaces: paper filingEvernote ScanGoogle Drive Scan